montavious atkinson came up to make the tackle. >> brian: brings up another third down. third down and long here. you have to start thinking about maybe this is four-down territory. >> steve: browning looking to escape. and he has the first down yardage. jake browning doing whatever it takes. >> brian: big time. we talked about it on the last drive with auburn offensively. whatever these quarterbacks need to do stidham running in the red zone and now jake browning making another play with his feet on third down. had to have it and he got it. >> steve: two quarterbacks who have established a bit of a relationship from the manning passing camps.

they duel to the finish here today in atlanta. from the 38. browning throws and it's too high for aaron fuller. second and ten. >> brian: wow. that was a great opportunity there for washington. browning knew he was protected. great blitz pickup. hilbers in the place of trey adams picks it up and if fuller catches that football, washington may have been in business. hilbers has done well in relief of trey adams, the preseason all-american. >> todd: it's been surprising. we haven't had to call his name once today. that means he's doing a good job. >> brian: yep. >> steve: gaskin. ops and ar. he'll take the loss. derrick brown.

in the big time for auburn on defense, who else but derrick brown? >> brian: i think they got the defensive line on the sideline together after the last drive and said, you are the strength of our team. you have to carry us in the third quarter. it's up to you. play like you can play. and they're coming out concerted effort this drive. >> steve: and the clock really starting to become a factor, inside 2:30. five receivers for jake browning. didn't like the first look. now he's in all sorts of trouble. and he'll go down. big kat bryant. number one in your program, maybe number one in your heart, depending upon who you're rooting for. fourth down. >> brian: and the only way jake browning goes down after that long extending the play is if you have great coverage down field, so, give that secondary credit here. and now, a decision for chris

petersen. fourth and 15. >> todd: i think you have to go for it, brian. remember, they had to turn a time-out when they were on defense because of a personnel issue, as well, so. >> brian: correct. all-out blitz. >> steve: fourth and 16, here they come. browning not going to get out of there. dontavius russell running down the field. you can't hear anything. the auburn sideline has exploded in joy. >> brian: he brought his biggest blitz of the game on the biggest play of the game. he brought everybody to put pressure on jake browning. there's nobody back in the

middle of the field. >> referee: the ruling on the-- rian: jake brown iing didn't have anywhere to go. >> steve: they're calling that a fumble on the field. clearly recovered by the defense. we'll see if incomplete pass. >> brian: it looked like his arm was coming forward, throwing that football, bill. >> it was. the ball was out -- >> referee: it hit the ground, intentional ground iing. >> we talked about that earlier, that's always a possibility. so, if replay reverses this, we'll have a spot foul for intentional grounding, because he said, nobody was in the area. >> brian: a lot going on on this play. they had to have it. the all-out pressure.

you know, myles gaskin, number 9, is right there in the area. just gets up. we might see that on the replay, as well, huh bill? >> that's aability to. possibility. it's still a referee's call. replay will not involve itself over number 9. number 9, if they saw him, should take, would take him off the hook for grounding, if the official saw it. >> brian: here's myles gaskin, right there, number 9. so, he's in that area. i think -- i think that's enough, in my book -- >> plus, the defender, tipping the ball prevented it from getting to number 9. >> brian: correct. and the reason this is big, the change of field position, obviously, they're not going to get the conversion on fourth down, but they still have two time-outs left and they can force a punt. you never know what's going to happen. >> steve: 1:21 left, critical call. >> they're going to put time back on the clock over this, too, because of the guy -- the player running with the ball.

so, there will be some time put back on the clock when they reverse this to the pass. >> steve: russell, the big guy, was thinking six. to the hizzy. >> brian: another stop from this auburn defense, right? when they needed it the most. that defensive line showed up. looked like there was 1:30 when that ball was thrown. >> steve: maybe they'll tack on nine more seconds. >> referee: after further review, the ruling on the field is the ball was passed and not fumbled. as a result, the ball will be placed at the 47 yard line, it will be auburn's ball, first and ten. please adjust the game clock to 1:31. >> brian: great job getting that right. there was a lot going on there. >> steve: line of scrimmage was

the auburn 43. so, the last three defensive plays by that auburn defense -- there's dontavius, he's still thinking about what might have been. last three defensive plays by auburn, loss of three, loss of three and that incomplete pass. >> brian: you know, i think these two teams have battled today, steve, and these two coaches have their teams ready to play and we talked about all the national implications, college football playoff implications. >> looks like they're going with the grounding by where they're putting the sticks. >> brian: and i think at the end of the one of these teams is going to lose, but i don't think it knocks them out of the playoff conversation, because of how evenly matched this game has been. >> steve: that's a great point. what you couldn't do, either school, is get blown out here today. >> brian: right. right. >> steve: we're not saying this is going to end up in a washington loss, but the committee will reward washington for going on the road and playing relatively even with auburn.

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critical games have set the tone for a season. >> brian: the examples of oklahoma and ohio state the last two years have shown you're not out of it if you lose, if you go on the road and compete in those early games. >> steve: stidham faking some people out. he'll slide down short of the first down, which actually works to their benefit. you'll force washington to take another time-out. their last. out of time-outs, are they out of time? ck cards send you on a journey to get to your bonus cash back. first they make you sign up for bonus cash back and it's only on a few categories. and when those categories change, you gotta sign up again. when does it end?! with the capital one quicksilver® card, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. it's like a cash back oasis. what's in your wallet?

>> steve: back with third and two. that's jarrett stidham at the top of your screen there. out of the wildcat, it's whitlow. he's got the first down yardage. jojo mcintosh can knock him into tomorrow and it's not going to make a difference. here's cassidy. >> thanks, steve. back to happy valley. after trace mcsorley tied things up at 38, channer will stanton going for a 56-yard game-winning field go, no good. that game is heading to overtime. and coming up at 8:00 eastern on abc, nick saban and number one alabama in orlando taking on louisville. 8:00 eastern, geagain, here on abc. back to you. >> steve: cassidy, thank you. >> brian: what a hard-fought game this one. and two quarterbacks that braved it out, gutted it out.

jake browning was under duress most of the game. unbelievable throws. but really it came down to the two defenses. and auburn just had a little bit more in the tank. >> steve: especially in the red zone. opportunities that will lament both schools as they look at film this week. final 30 seconds of this one. and the pac-12 will say, hey, don't forget about us. we came. put up a fight. represented themselves well. >> brian: yeah. and if washington, which it looks like they have the squad, you know, to compete in the pac 1 they're going to have to run the table, in my opinion. there is no more margin for error. that's the thing to learn about washington in this whole game, auburn on the flip side has earned a little bit of insurance for that really difficult schedule that alabama and georgia. >> steve: to todd. >> todd: coach, you said you had to run the football inside the 10 yard line. that's exactly what you did.

a gutsy play call there at the end to score the touchdown. what was the difference? >> yeah, chip made the right call there. they were bailing out, dropping eight. he ran zone, we scored a touchdown. they're one of the best teams in the country. we were a shrill sllittle slopp won the game. last year, i don't know if we would have done that. we got it done today. >> todd: how about the play of your defense? >> our defense is one of the best defenses in college football. they faced a lot of adversity. that big fourth down stop was huge. >> todd: coach, thank you. congratulations. >> thank you, thank you. >> steve: so, a tight one as expected. auburn, the win over washington by five. we're not going to see you next week, good luck on "monday night football." see you in a few weeks. >> brian: thanks, pal. >> steve: again, auburn in a game that will resonate around the country. able to hang on and beat washington. tonight, tune into abc at 9:00

as louisville takes on top-ranked alabama. for brian griese, todd mcshay and our crew, i'm steve levy. happy college football season, everybody.

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he wanted to be the highest paid defensive player in the league. he will be. but not by oakland. the chicago bearse year agreed to a six-year $141 million contract extension with with $90 million in guaranteed money. annual salary will afternoon $23.5 million. they were able to come to agreement after oakland traded mack to chicago. in return, the bears gave the raiders first and sixth round picks in 2019 and first and third round picks in 2020. the raiders freed occupy $13.5 million in salary this season. >> when they're homegrown, it's he never been a problem. guy has always been healthy. a locker room leader.

i'missue. there has to be something more to something like this. it has to be a cash flow issue. >> they shared on twitter. tweeting no way. >> and there is a face and palm emo emoji. a lot of people upset about this one, especially raiders nation. they also lost their starting running back for the season. mckinnon suffered a torn acl as he made a cut on the final day of practice. no one was around when it happened. he missed most of the preseason with a muscle strain. he37 lln deal with san fnc of well,come. cal kicked off its season against north carolina. they're wrapping up that game right now. the bears picked apart the tar heels.

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>> justin wilcox opened his second year at cal. he played defensive back in college himself. it seems he has a special knack for coaching them as well. the bears won their last four home openers. he is going to be fun to watch this season. look at this. plunge into the end zone for a three-yard score. first quarter, unc was 38 yards in the first half. nathan elliott threw three picks. that one snagged from the air. a return of 38 yards for the score. 17-0 at the half, bears. garber drove his team down the field on two offensive yards. cal wins their opener fifth year in a row, 24-17 the final there.

>> stanford opened their season last night with a 31-10 win with over san diego state. it was a k.j. to j.j. for a touchdown. whiteside had six catches for 226 yards. next up for stanford, usc who hosted unlv. j daniels making his debut, a true freshman. he graduated from modern day a last year. as he was trailing and rogers split two defenders to score for unlv, daniels, look at this. 43-yard score to his former high school teammate. sc wins their opener as well. >> coming up in the next half hour, we'll take a look at an oakland a's prospect who made his football debut. we will be back in just a few

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>> reporter: 25 suspected ms-13 gang members are now in police custody. >> we were able to identify and eradicate some of the most violent gang members ever seen. >> they have machetes. >> local, state and federal authorities tracked members of the ms-13 gang for months. police connected the gang members to a series of hic an violent crimes in california and across the country. the fresno county sheriff's office released video of the arrest on friday. police say this ms-13 cell operated between western fresno county and los angeles, california, taking advantage of limited law enforcement resources in mendota, california. >> the investigation found a well-worn path between this small town in fresno county and los angeles. >> reporter: court documents revealed charges, including murder, assault, and drug trafficking, but authorities say

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ahead, get ready for a change in forecast. >> you will like what's ahead, is that what you said? >> like nothing like last year. we were dealing with intense heat. this upcoming holiday very comfortable. >> no y area, lots of short

sleeves and shorts. >> but it never rains in southern california. that's what they tell me. drew? it will be okay. we will stay dry next week.

a live look from east bay hills showing you the haze in our atmosphere once again. we do have a lot of sunshine. it is hazy sunshine to start out this holiday weekend. we're taking a look at our air quality the next couple of days. sunday, into labor day itself, monday, you can see no matter where you live in the bay area the air quality will be moderate. you see the haze in the atmosphere each and every afternoon through labor day itself. back at don't, lows that are very comfortable for this time of the year. patchy fog along the immediate coastline, but that's about it. mid-50s to low 60s. plenty of stars away from the coast. tomorrow will be a beautiful day. not too hot in most spots. 80 the high in san jose. 79 for cooper tino. peninsula, 74 for redwood city. 75 mountainview. downtown san francisco, it will be a sunny afternoon tomorrow. it will be comfortable at 67

degrees. 63 and sunny for daly city. 83 the high in san rafael. comfortable along the water at 73. east bay, a lot of sunshine. oakland is where we should be for this time of year. 75, fremont. 7 1 berkeley. inland, a few degrees warmer tomorrow than today. but still not intense in terms of the heat. 88 the high in walnut creek. 87, livermore. if you are traveling across the state tomorrow, we'll see higher heat towards the central valley. 100 in fresno. 97, bakersfield. lots of sunshine. dry in l.a. 102 the high in palm springs. back here at home, plan the next seven days for you. sunny afternoon for your sunday. limited morning fog. monday, labor day itself, a couple degrees warmer. but still it is not too bad for this time of year. by tuesday and wednesday, a

slight dip. cooler air moves in thursday and friday. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. one week from today, 70s to mid-80s across the region. >> apparently we missed the joke. >> tony, tony, tony. it never rains in southern california. >> i already forgot the phrase. >> it's a song. >> i didn't know where he was going with that. >> never mind. let's talk about sports right now. yeah. >> are you over the shark yet? >> khalil mack? >> this just lingers not just raiders nation but the entire is having trouble figuring out how khalil mack is a chicago bear. the blockbuster deal that l

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khalil mack held out because he wanted to be the highest paid player in the league. and he will be, just not by oakland. the chicago bears and the defensive player of the year agreed to a six-year $141 million contract extension with $90 million in guaranteed money. annual salary $23.5 million. they were able to come to an agreement after oak land traded mack as second round and fifth round pick to chicago. in return, the bears gave the raiders first and sixth round picks in 201 and first and third round picks in 2020. the the raiders also free up $13.5 million in salary. >> cal dominated the first half against north carolina, but the bears still had to sweat it out after a late charge from the tar heels. with 1:19 left, unc down 14.

nathan elliott goes 14 yards. ratliff williams. still down a touchdown. on the ensuing kickoff, they recovered the onside kick. it is going to go to review, though. because the referee said the tar heels committed an illegal block. it is illegal in college, not the nfl. cal wins 24-17. number 7 oklahoma taking on florida atlantic. that is kai ler murray. making his college football debut. look at that. pretty elusive. he was 9 for 11, 209 yards, 2 tou field he found . marquis brown. they went on to win 63-14. the giants got big production from the rookies to

beat the mets last night. not today. not even rookies. that guy ready to go, waitin ti different year, tied for the most with retired andrew mccutchen. this went to extra. giants's last chance. gives to end it. giants lose 2-1. the series finale is tomorrow afternoon. >> coming up next on abc 7, number 1 alabama hosts louisville. after the game, larry beale and myself will bring you "after the game" with all the highlights and action from a crazy college football saturday. it's going to be fun. i'm trying to get in the rhythm of it. i'm here, there, trying to bring highlights, trying to figure it out. >> that's the rhythm. >> i don't even know what time it is.

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this is espn on abc, brought to you in part bysamsung qled tv. the official tv of espn college football. >> chris: welcome to steamy orlando and the 2018 camping world kickoff on abc, presented by wells fargo. it's the top-ranked alabama crimson tide against the louisville cardinals. the championship chase begins anew for the defending champs. alabama, top-ranked. louisville opening a new era as big underdogs, filled with belief and bravado. and welcome. chris fowler, kirk herbstreit, thanks for joining us for season 13 of "saturday night football on abc." and kirk, the beginning of our 23rd